Christian Distinctiveness
Meet our Chaplain
As a Church of England school, our ethos for education is rooted in the Christian principles of equity, fullness of life and flourishing for all intellectually, socially, culturally and spiritually.
Mrs Louisa Parrales is our full-time School Chaplain, working across our whole school community to guide and resource spiritual development, which empowers the discovery of deeper meaning and creates space for exploring purpose, identity and values.
Chaplaincy at Saint Georges gives pupils opportunities for Collective Worship, Moment marking, leadership development and community engagement, both within the school and wider community. The chaplain also offers pastoral support to pupils and staff and provides additional support for our families.
Mrs Louisa Parrales
Collective Worship at Saint George's All-Through
Our Church
Saint George's Church of England All-through School enjoys close links with St Mary's Church, Gravesend. We hold a range of services at the church for Harvest Festivals and Christmas Carol Concerts, for example.
St Mary's Church was completed in 1938 to serve their local community and worship God in this place. For more information please visit: St. Mary’s Church Website here.
Christian Values
At Saint George's we Strive to be Good Samaritans.
We CARE for ourselves and others as unique and valuable creations
We RESPECT all of the people and places in our school community and beyond
We SHARE generously of our time and talents to serve our school community and others.
Our Mission Statement
At the heart of our vision is a belief in inclusive, creative and holistic, educational excellence. We serve all pupils, staff, families and our local community through an education that enables everyone to develop and thrive intellectually, socially, culturally and spiritually in order to live life in all its fullness.
Vision Statement
At Saint George's All-Through School our ethos and vision is rooted in the words of Jesus when he was asked what the most important commandments are: He said "Love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your mind and all your soul. And love your neighbour as yourself" (Luke 10:27). Jesus then shared the story of the Good Samaritan to illustrate what this looks like in action.
Religious Education
Religious Education is taught in accordance with both the Understanding Christianity Scheme and the Kent Agreed Syllabus. RE enables pupils to appreciate their own and others’ beliefs and cultures, helping them to develop a clear understanding of the significance of religion in their own area as well as in the world today.
See our Religious Education pages for more information: